The leading nuclear scientist in Iran, the man responsible for trying to create a nuclear arsenal for Iran,

which has already said it would try to use it against the big Satan and the little Satan, the big Satan being America, the little Satan being Israel.

This scientist was neutralized. He was killed by an intelligence agency. Was that right?

Was that wrong?

Is it more or less justified

than the killing of Osama bin Laden?

Well, John Brennan, the former head of the CIA, has said, no, no, the killing of

bin Laden was fine, even though it was a revenge killing for the past actions,

but the killing of the Iranian scientist was criminal. And Bernie Sanders called it murder.

Is that just partisan bickering or is there any rationalization for those distinctions?

You will hear why the killing of this scientist was more justified

than the killing of Osama bin Laden on the Dershope.

Change a pace today from focusing on the American presidential election and the lawsuits.

We're moving to Iran today and talking about targeted killings, but you know it all comes back to

American politics, believe it or not, even that issue has become a source of partisan divide.

Let's begin at the beginning.

Just the other day, services maybe Israeli maybe American maybe

Israeli together with American maybe Israeli alone targeted and killed a father of the Iranian nuclear bomb program.

His name is Mohsen-Fakrazadi, and he is a physicist but he's also a member of the Revolutionary Guard

he holds a military position he is a combatant and his job was to help the Iranians develop a deliverable nuclear arsenal capable

of wiping Israel off the map and let's there be any doubt about it. The former

president of Iran, the more moderate president, Raffin Johnny, said that if Iran

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